the anger towards owner mike ashley and the boardroom contrasted with the love towards the dugout.nship between the two could not hold. today the club said it is with disappointment that we announce it had been a coup back in march 2016 when newcastle headed for relegation signed up benitez, a champions league winning man manager —— manager who had just left a real dread. he brought back optimism, array of light that spread over the next season in the championship. newcastle went up as champions and though there was little money to spend, bennett has guided them to tenth in the premier league, then 13th this season. he could only defy the tide so long. as the season empty made it clear he needed money to keep newcastle buoyant. we are in the same position as before. i came here because i could see potential andi here because i could see potential and i want to see team competing to be between seventh and tenth. at the moment it seems if you analyse the tra nsfer moment it seems if you analyse the transfer fee, the wages moment it seems if you analyse the transferfee, the wages bill

newcastle fans want owner mike ashley out of the club after manager rafael benitez won't renew his contractd morning from me. this morning we do have some heavy rain moving northwards from southern england, pushing up eventually into the north sea. for the rest of us, we're looking at some bright spells, also the risk of the thundery shower. but it is going to be humid, and it's going to be more humid as we go through the rest of this week. i will have more in 15 minutes. it is tuesday 24th june. our top story: after facing criticism for avoiding media scrutiny, borisjohnson, who is campaigning to be the next prime minister, has spoken exclusively to the bbc. he says he would ensure a plan to deliver brexit by the end of october, but refused to address any speculation about his private life. he has been speaking to our political editor laura kuenssberg. downing street is the threshold he really wants to cross, but borisjohnson has been uncharacteristically shy about explaining why. borisjohnson, what would you do on day one in number ten to make sure we leave the eu at halloween? i would ma

newcastle fans have been protesting about how the owner mike ashley runs the club. he's also received an offer of $15 million a year to manage chinese super league club dalian yifang. italy will host the olympics and paralympics in 2026, with milan and cortina d'ampezzo sharing the hosting duties. international olympic committee members voted for the long—favoured italian bid over a swedish one. skating sports and ice hockey will be held in milan, while most alpine skiing events will take place in the resort of cortina. we strongly believe in the candidature but until it is not written in the paper it is not written in the paper it is not written so when they said milano cortina i had an explosion. we have a strong programme. we are really spending few money and we already have everything set up. it would probably be my last olympic but i will manage to be here. that is it from us. the latest news on our website. from me and the rest of the team, goodbye. hello. the heat and the humidity have been rising over recent days and that is bringing us feel for some heavy s

the anger towards owner mike ashley in the boardroom contrasted with the love towards the dugout butelationship between the two could not hold. today the club said it was with this appointment we announce manager rafael benitez will leave newcastle united upon the expiry of his contract. we have worked hard to extend his contract over a significant period of time but it has not been and will not be possible to reach an agreement with him and his representatives. it had been a coup back in march 2016 when newcastle, headed for relegation, signed up and his, a champions league winning manager. he couldn't keep them up but brought back optimism, a ray of light that spread over the next season in the championship. they went up as championship. they went up as champions and although there was little money to spend he led them to tenth and then 13th in the premier league. he could only defy the time so league. he could only defy the time so long and as the season ebbed he made it clear he needed money. so long and as the season ebbed he made it clear he needed moneylj came made it clear he

news hasn't been well received by the newcastle faithful, who have been protesting today over mike ashley'sas received a £12 million a year offer to take over as manager at chinese super league club dalian yifang. i know what happens next is relegation. there is no money being spent. 5% increase on season tickets. the most expensive shirt in the leg. what have we got for it? when i heard today, i said i do not believe this and i did cry a bit which for a grand woman... i do not see a future. we will plummet through that decision. i have been coming through the 70s and that is the end for me and for my son who loves going and it is heartbreaking. bangladesh have kept alive their hopes of reaching the semi—finals of the cricket world cup with a 62—run win over bottom—of—the—table afghanistan. bangladesh batted first after being put in, and made 262—7, with mushfiqur rahim top—scoring with 83. afghanistan were always struggling to keep up with the required run rate, and were eventually bowled out for 200. bangladesh are fifth in the table, just a point behind fourth—place england, who play aus

the news many newcastle supporters had dreaded because despite the long—standing trend is towards mike ashleyars at st james' park for the peas leading name in football management and took over at newcastle in march 2016 and despite their relegation from the premier league that season he led them straight back up at the first time of asking and they've been ever since. but a lack of clarity around transfers and ownership has seen him grow increasingly frustrated and an agreement over a new contract could not be reached. we understand he has been made a lucrative offer from a clu b been made a lucrative offer from a club in the chinese super league. no final decision has been made on that and he is under contract at newcastle until monday so are not likely to hear anything before then. new because their part have thanked the fans and players and staff for their patience during this period of uncertainty and they say a decision over the new manager or the process to appoint a new manager will begin immediately. david, thank you. time for a look at the weather, here's stav da naos. we have some

the club's owner mike ashley has come in for most of the anger from fans rather than benitez as he'schelsea. although the bbc understands it is the chinese side dalian yifang who are most likely to acquire his services. do you know how much? about a year. so, he'll go, won't he? probably well! let's move to cricket. england and australia are meeting tomorrow. it will be totally live,. remember david warner and steve smith were two of the protangonists in what became known as sandpapergate — when they and a team—mate cheated in a game in south africa using sandpaper to rough up the ball? they've been a bit of pantomime villains so far at the world cup although nothing too malicious. it hasn't affected their performances anyway, warner in particular. well, for the first time in these shores since that incident, warner and smith will play against england. whilst many in the game have discouraged any booing from fans — england's captain eoin morgan has today said it's not his place to tell the crowd at lord's tomorrow how they should feel. you don't know how sports fans are going to reac

newcastle fans demand owner mike ashley leaves the club after confirmation that manager rafa benitezin france and set up a quarter final against germany. i‘ll be back with more on those stories later. the iranian president, hassan rouhani, has said the decision by the united states to impose further sanctions shows it is lying about wanting dialogue. mr rouhani described us policy toward tehran as one of desperation. president trump has imposed an executive order denying key financial support for the country‘s supreme leader, ayatollah ali khamenei, and his associates. 0ur correspondent, tom bateman, is following developments. those sanctions imposed last night from washington, on top of the already crippling embargoes that have been imposed by the us on the iranians, which have stripped iran of many of its oil exports,, which have stripped iran of many of its oil exports, , and which have stripped iran of many of its oil exports,, and what we had last night were sanctions which were particularly targeted at the supreme leader, and also at eight commanders of the revolutionary guard.

the news hasn't been well received by the newcastle faithful who have been protesting today over mike ashley's. benitez meanwhile has received a £12 million a year offer to take over as manager at chinese super league club dalian yifang. i know what happens next. it's relegation. now they are getting rid of the need is, it is relegation. there is no money being spent apart from by the fans, a 5% increase on season from by the fans, a 5% increase on season tickets again, the most expensive shirt in the league and what have we got for it? when i heard today, i thought i don't believe this and i actually cried a bit which, for a grown woman, is not very... but ijust don't know, i just don't. i can't see a future. we will start plummeting through the divisions, i think. will start plummeting through the divisions, ithink. i've been coming since the 1970s and that's the end for me and my person here who loves going and its heartbreak. bangladesh have kept alive their hopes of reaching the semi finals of the cricket world cup with a 62 run win over bottom of the table afghanistan. bangladesh batted

newcastle fans want owner mike ashley out of the club after manager rafael benitez won‘t renew his contractgermany. i‘ll be back with more on those stories after half—past. britain‘s new f—35 stealth fighterjets have taken part in their first operational missions, joining the hunt for the remnants of the islamic state group. the aircraft have been involved in fourteen reconnaissance flights over iraq and syria. our defence correspondent, jonathan beale, reports from raf akrotiri in cyprus. britain‘s most advanced and most expensive fighterjet britain‘s most advanced and most expensive fighter jet is britain‘s most advanced and most expensive fighterjet is now ready for combat. f—35 is flying out of raf akrotiri in cyprus. they have 110w raf akrotiri in cyprus. they have now flung their first sorties over iraq and syria. nearly five years after the raf first began its air campaign against islamic state. the f-3ss campaign against islamic state. the f—35s have flown over a dozen missions over iraq and syria, hunting down the remnants of the group known as islamic state. but as yet they haven‘

we heard sports direct, the chain owned by mike ashley, these kind of arrangement is known as cva ismarket share are up? most of these brands have seen market share slipping. topshop, remember ten yea rs slipping. topshop, remember ten years ago, kate moss was out there with her own range of clothes. that brand has really slipped. that is the question that analysts and customers are the question that analysts and customers a re really the question that analysts and customers are really talking about tonight. do they have a future? we will put that now to an expert. we will put that now to an expert. we will talk to the former house of fraser executive who now runs a different consultancy. she joins us now from oxford. is there a future for a now from oxford. is there a future fora group like now from oxford. is there a future for a group like arcadia? that is the $600,000 question. there are a number of brands. i think it is likely they will consider shutting some of those brands. there needs to be significant investment in order to try and bring those brands up—to—date. there are a

ashley: mike e em emmanuel is n capitol hill with the he details. >> it is not the one we hoped for butwhat we will voting for today. >> reporter: nancy pelosi said in order to get resource toss the children fastest, we will reluctantly pass the t senate bill. pelosi took heat from many directions, including republicans. lindsey graham met with pelosi, warning today's aid bill won't fix the bigger problem. >> if you don't fix why they come here illegally, you'll be spending $4 billion every six months. >> reporter: pelosi dealt with a divide caucus, liberals who said they don't want to give president trump a dime. >> looking for the boldest expression of who we are as american noose ans. >> reporter: and moderates feeling pressure to deliver. >> a conference is a compromise and so we suspect that would be part of our conversation. >> reporter: senate republicans held firm, noting their bill is bipartisan, worked out by republican richard shelby and democrat patrick leahy which passed with an 84-8 vote. majority leader mitch mcconnell sensed he had the upper hand. >> both sides have comp

mike martin. and brian and ashley weikel of colorado. who were celebrating their first wedding anniversary. >> i begged him not to go skydiving. i begged him not to go. >> reporter: investigators say this exact plane narrowly averted a similar disaster just a few years ago. >> the plane was involved in another accident in 2016 in california. the pilot lost control of the aircraft and there was substantial damage to the tail section of that plain. >> reporter: that midair incident is reportedly shown here, 14 skydivers had to jump prematurely to safety after the plane started spinning. the ntsb later determined pilot error played a role. that repairs were also made to get the twin turbine plane back in service. now investigators are combing through charred wreckage trying to figure out whether those repairs are to blame for this accident. laura podesta, cbs news. >> that" in the bay area happened and the ntsb will issue a preliminary report and po will include the . cause of the accident could take up to two years. >>> this morning two pe

the news hasn't been well received by supporters, who have been protesting over mike ashley's continuedract the best players if we ever got there in terms of the budget, but also keeping the club in the league over the last few seasons. it has been a long time coming, really, not a shock to many people. when you get this far down the line, you know it's going to end the way it has. premiership rugby club leicester tigers has put itself up for sale and is seeking a price of about £60 millon. leicester is the most successful club of the professional era, winning the premiership ten times and the european cup twice. however, they have not won the league title since 2013 flirted with relegation last season, finishing second from bottom. giannis antetokounmpo of the milwaukee bucks won most valuable player honors at the nba awards last night. the forward from greece beat paul george of oklahoma city and james harden of houston, who won last year. antetokounmpo led the franchise to the best record in the regular season as they fell two games short of reaching the nba finals. i want to thank m

ashley: to mike murphy's point, what story do we do every other day? data breach.ust don't have a handle on it. when you put all your financial information in there, i think there will be a little hesitation. stuart: hold up. i've got to move on to the other stories of the day. there's lots of good ones. suffice it to say, murphy, you are totally wrong. when you start using my full name, i know i'm in trouble. >>> look at this. walmart. they are going to launch an unlimited grocery delivery service. you pay them $98 a year, you get all the deliveries you want. >> yeah, right now for that delivery you are paying ten bucks, $9.95 a delivery. now if you do that more than once a month, if you do it multiple times a week, it's a good deal. but we talked about this before. you're right, it's a direct shot at amazon prime, and that is so good for the consumer to have multiple options, not just whole foods or amazon fresh but you have another competitor. that's really good for the consumer. stuart: murphy wants to throw cold water on something else. >> i had my amazon fres

secretary of state mike pompeo has been saying things. what's he got to say? ashleytrump administration is ready to negotiate with the country's clerical leaders in iran with quote, no preconditions. this follows up a comment from the president last week where he said he was ready to talk with the iranian leaders and wasn't seeking regime change. you could argue that's overruling a long-time goal of his national security adviser. however, those two comments do signify that there's a little bit of softening when it comes to iran. the president has said i don't want to go to war with iran at all but let's not forget, we have stepped up our military presence in the region and we have made strong -- and of course, the oil sanctions are very much in place and it's putting a stranglehold on iran's economy. however, these last two comments from the president and secretary of state pompeo indicate that there may be a little bit of a softening saying look, let's sit down and let's talk. stuart: softening is not a word i would equate with president trump and iran but hey, soft

mike murphy is here, d.r. barton is here, jackie deangelis, ashley webster, of course.ks to me like this market just wants to go up. we are in that mode again, murphy. what do you say? >> we are in that mode. stuart: you got it right. you got it right. >> thank you. we had a selloff, we have a recovery, now we have more money coming back into the market. stuart, you showed the rates are just over 2%. money needs to be invested in the market. we can control, if mexico comes off the table, if china comes off the table, a big if, but if it does, you have a market going back to old highs and creating new highs. stuart: i don't think china's off the table. but i do think it's delayed for another couple of weeks. >> i think part of this, in addition to mexico and the fed backstop, the fed backstop is huge, that we've got the date to look at now. investors and traders are going okay, g20, i can kind of wait to see what happens until g20 and concentrate on some other stuff, and stuart, the december 24th bounce, this bounce we got from last monday, these are neck-snapping turn-a

ashley: do we not impose tariffs come monday? are you confident something could be sorted out? >> i hope not. you see even vice president mike pence has said the mexicans are being serious, they are trying to work this out, they have put some interesting proposals on the table. who knows what the president's going to do but i think he has every reason to hold off here with an economy not quite as good as we thought, and a partner in negotiating who seems to want to help. ashley: we will follow it. thanks so much. appreciate it. >>> by the way, the hill reporting that president trump planned to declare a national emergency to impose tariffs on mexico and from fox news, this. isis reportedly plotting to send westerners to the united states through the mexican border. joining us now, brad blakeman, former deputy assistant to george w. bush. brad, good friday morning to you. should the president be declaring a national emergency to impose these tariffs? is that a correct move in your mind? >> i think it is. the president has to use maximum pressure and the number one obligation of this president is to protect our country. the nu